GA_Dave

If you paid $1500, you did a lousy job of filling out your w-4's! If you are saying your taxes increased by $1500, go back and reread my comment about the SALT cap! How many years prior to the TCJA did the rest of us subsidize your Federal taxes? I didn't need any help, so you guessed wrong. Even with the reduction, I still payed more taxes than over 50% of Americans!

That's exactly what the liberal media told you to say. I'm certainly not rich, but the TCJA lowered my taxes by over $1500 each year for the past three years! You are obviously complaining about the SALT cap, but you misplace the blame. It should be directed at your state and local governments for their ridiculously high taxes. My SALT are only about one-third of the cap. As for the elimination of personal exemptions, I completely agree with it. Why should someone with numerous children get a bigger tax break than someone who doesn't have kids to claim? Why should I be taxed more?

You're joking, right? In 2016, Trump told us the things he wanted to do as President. His opponent also told us what she wanted to do. She also called anyone who didn't blindly side with her "deplorable's". Yes, we all voted for President Trump. He did his best to carry out those plans, but was blocked at every point the dems could block him. They tried to impeach him before he was even sworn in. Then they spent untold taxpayer money on the whole "Russian collusion" garbage, then more on the Blasey-Ford "#METOO" nonsense. Then they wasted even more trying to impeach him and they FAILED each and every time! He fought the media's constant slanderous opinion pieces and still managed to lower our taxes, keep us out of war, secure our southern border, and appoint many fine, Constitution-loving judges. AND HE DID IT FOR FREE!

I found this pic of Biden supporters......

Georgia is a "Right to Work" State. Unions here have no clout and the only thing they actually do is collect dues! I have never been in a union. I have seen what good they do here and it is not worth saving!

I remember that storm, but we called it the Ice Storm of '78 in western NY, since we'd just had a little Blizzard in 1977. In the '78 storm, we didn't get all that much snow, but the sleet froze to everything. Within a couple hours, tree branches the size of your finger became the size of your arm. The weight caused them to break and fall onto power lines, taking out the entire area. On my block, not one section between poles remained in the air. We were without power for almost a week.